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Prime minister's decision not to meet with Democrats criticised as 'breach of protocol'.

The congresswoman from Hawaii will not disclose who is paying for the unannounced trip.

President-elect talked Democrat inauguration boycott and social media with Fox News.

Our First Stand rallies were held throughout the US against the GOP's plan to gut Obamacare.

Outgoing president discussed his eight years in office and said he looks forward to 'puttering'.

The Alabama senator is set to begin his confirmation hearings on 10 January.

The two-term commander-in-chief is set to give his last speech on 10 January 2017.

President-elect has just confirmed Russia was behind political interference, see what he has said since his election.

Neera Tanden says the failed 2016 presidential campaign was Clinton's last electoral stand.

Senate majority leader promises nominees will not be voted on until they complete background checks.

Obamacare, carmakers, Russia, the FBI, and Wikileaks all feature in the day's Twitter musings.

The state will fight against Trump's expected immigration, climate change and civil rights policies.

Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi called the GOP's plan to repeal Obamacare 'an act of cowardice'.

The New York Democrat said he can also find common ground with Trump on trade.

Three electors voted for Colin Powell and another voted for Sioux leader Faith Spotted Eagle.

Democrats and security experts have expressed concerns over Trump's attitude to intelligence briefings.

Obama's second-in-command said he would not commit to not running in the next presidential election.

Democrat Roy Cooper, the state's attorney general, is North Carolina's new governor.

John Kennedy, the GOP candidate, is currently leading Democrat Foster Campbell by 14 points in the latest poll.

The Hawaii Democrat met with the president-elect on 21 November to discuss various issues, including Syria.

The sitting president did encourage Democrats to work with the incoming president for the good of the country.

The former Democratic vice presidential nominee said he plans to run for Senate re-election in 2018.

Obama called on his party to reevaluate how they reach out to voters, especially those not living in big cities.

The president-elect faces a number of lawsuits, including a fraud case involving the defunct Trump University.

Trump may face opposition from the supposedly friendly legislature as he looks to enact his policies.

Both candidates are viewed unfavourably, with the GOP nominee deemed more dishonest and untrustworthy.

Democrat appears to hold majority of Electoral College vote in key swing states.

Clinton's chances of winning the White House are rated as high as 90% in one analysis.

The surge in voting in Nevada, Arizona and Florida could swing those states in Hillary Clinton's favour.

The music superstar called Clinton's campaign 'history' and urged voters to cast their ballots early.